> It's tough to answer because you want to hedge

You should just be honest. If you're not a good fit for the company then you should honestly be eager to discover this.

> I've been responding with a sort of long winded answer

"I don't. I personally don't find value in them for the type of work I do. I am also uncomfortable with using their outputs under the current copyright regime. I also question how competitive any organization can possibly be if LLMs become the main driver of their work products."

> I've had more bad results than good the few times I've tried them

"I prefer to write correct code rather than debug bad code generated from a limited context window."